The incident, which police say was a collision, happened on Friday, January 17 at approximately 3.30pm in Rymers Lane. The boys, aged 13 and 14, sustained minor injuries and one had to attend hospital. READ MORE: RAF Fairford: Oxfordshire protesters against US drones Thames Valley Police has now launched an appeal …
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By CHRIS HASTINGS ARTS CORRESPONDENT Published: 20:21 EST, 25 January 2025 | Updated: 23:31 EST, 25 January 2025 The Royal Mint declined to produce a set of coins celebrating Queen Elizabeth II’s grandchildren because it believed some of them didn’t have ‘an entirely positive public profile’. The snub to the …
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NEWPORT council has been told to do more to fill empty shops in the city centre. At a full council meeting opposition leader, Cllr Matthew Evans, asked the Newport council leader, Cllr Dimitri Batrouni, what the council’s plan was to fill empty units in the city centre. Cllr Evans noted the old …
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Holocaust Memorial Day on January 27 – proudly supported by our Patron, the King – will reach further and have more impact than ever before, thanks to our own work and that of the many organisations we work with around the country, including schools, local authorities, prisons, museums and many …
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Over the years Meghan Markle has been branded with a slew of rather unflattering nicknames online, from ‘Me-gain’ to ‘Duchess Difficult’ and ‘MeMeMeghan’. But perhaps the most bizarre of them all is the report that she was initially christened ‘Tungsten’ by the then Prince Charles because she is ‘tough’ and ‘unbending’. While …
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Meghan Markle ‘s journey to becoming a full-time member of the Royal Family was fraught with a lot of well-publicised difficulties. In her months of dating Prince Harry and in the lead up to their wedding, there had been a number of critical stories in the press showing she was …
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In today’s digital age, unpredictable weather can still impact traditional mail services. But with advancements in technology, how is the future of mail delivery changing? As extreme weather events become more frequent, postal services worldwide are exploring innovative solutions to ensure timely mail delivery. Traditionally, heavy snowfall, hurricanes, or other …
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By BRENDAN CARLIN Published: 19:10 EST, 25 January 2025 | Updated: 19:14 EST, 25 January 2025 Labour was under fire last night over claims it was selling off two Royal Navy ships at a bargain-basement ‘knock-down price’. The Government was accused of offering two amphibious assault ships to Brazil for …
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BBC Paul Crook wants the new rules to be reviewed after waiting weeks to to bury his loved-ones A family has had to wait weeks before planning the funerals of two relatives because of delays in death certificates being issued. Paul Crook, from Langstone, Newport, said he had also had …
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A BirminghamLive probe has revealed stark differences in the age verification methods used by companies selling knives online – with one appearing to have taken a set of blades off sale after we made contact. Temu insisted it had a “strict policy” after our reporter was able to access the …
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